Dulles Foresees NATO Challenge in Military and Economic Warfare
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a need for NATO allies to meet growing military and economic warfare threats. He said Europe should leverage industrial capacity for new weapons, and local war concepts remain under study. He urged continued consultation among 15 allied governments to strengthen alliance ties.
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Washington
Dulles
North Atlantic
Europe
U.S
NATO
George Kennan
Britain
Kennan
Paris
Morlday
Western Alliance
Rutes
Expelled Dutch Refugees Begin Arriving in Singapore
Dutch refugees expelled from Indonesia over West New Guinea start arriving in Singapore. A Garuda-Indonesian Airlines flight brings 17 Dutch nationals, with an Air India or Argonaut plane carrying 48 more en route, signaling a possible larger movement from the 46,000 Dutch still in Indonesia.
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Singapore
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Garuda
Indonesian— Airlines
M.R. Titus
East Java
Surabaya
United States
Netherlands
U.S
J. M. Allison
Subandrio
Djuanda
Washington
Allison
Jakarta
Bandung
Bogor
Semarang
Sumatra
Indies
Phillips Radio and Appliances
Sadjarwo
Local Chamber elects H Armstead Lowry president in 1958 lineup
Henry Armstead Lowry of the Coca Cola Bottling Works was elected president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce to take office January 1. Ralph Mulvey and Robert Glaize named vice presidents, John L. Glaize as treasurer, George W. Lucas secretary-manager, with nine new directors and 386 single memberships reported.
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Henry Armstead Lowry
Winchester - Frederick County
George W. Lucas
Mr. Mulvey
Boyd J. Hamman
Robert White
Lowry
Wendell L. Barney
Profession Divison
Chamber
Mr. Barney
B K. Russell
Forrest Jones
J. Lee Miller
Willis Fisk
Robert Glaize
Frederick Hale
Lewis H. Hyde
James R Wilkins
Joh L
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
James Green, Jr
Claude B
Mmerce
Armstead Lowery
George Lucas
Lee Miller
Porrest Jones
Ralph Cain
Charles Dorton
Hedrick Koontz
Harold Patton
John Glaize
D. K. Russell
Polio Workers Set Thursday Meeting for Campaign
Polio chapter representatives from Winchester and seven surrounding counties will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Attendees include workers from Rappahannock Page Warren Shenandoah Clarke Frederick Counties and Winchester. Overton D. Dennis Jr of Richmond state March of Dimes chairman will issue the appeal “Survival is Not Enough” with John Yeatts of Richmond a state March of Dimes representative.
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Winchester
George Washington
Rappahannock
Page Warren
Shenandoah
Clarke
Frederick
Overton D. Dennis, Jr
Richmond
March of Dimes
Virginna
John Yeatts
The
Mrs Carroll In Serious Condition After Auto Crash
Mrs Charles Carroll aged 23 was seriously injured in a Berry Vale Avenue crash early Sunday. He lost a right arm and suffered chest injuries and a leg laceration. Four others were hurt. two remain hospitalized Mary Jean Richard 19 Berryville eyelid laceration and Jerry Casey 21 Boyce possible pelvis injury.
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Charles Carroll
Berry Vale Ave
Memorial Hospital
Subways Paralyze New York as Strike Expands Fast
New York City faces transportation chaos as a subway walkout extends into a second day. Millions struggle to work amid zero to limited service, with buses and commuter rails crowded and traffic jams spreading across Manhattan and outer boroughs.
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New York
Bronx
Robert F. Wagner
City Transit
City Hall
Manhattan
New York Transit Authority
Olliias
Bnevolent Assn
Frank A. Zelano
MBA
Staten Island
IND
Interboro Rapid Transit
Brooklyn-Manhattan
IRT
McElroy Ends British Talks and Flies to Berlin
U S Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy travels from London to Berlin after talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and ministers, saying there is a common understanding for the future. He visits American units in West Germany, meets West German officials in Bonn, then proceeds to Paris for the NATO summit. Reports say a four-base plan for intermediate range missiles in Britain is nearing completion, with three bases British controlled and one American.
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London
U.S
Neil McElroy Dew
Berlin
Britain
McElroy
West Germany
Bonn
Paris
NATO
Washington
Macmillan
Duncan Sandys
Selwyn Lievy
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Ankara
Bakery Union Faces Expulsion Over Cleanup Demands
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to expel the Bakery Workers Union unless cleanup steps are taken by Thursday noon. President James G. Cross resists stepping down and plans to run at a March 3-5 Cincinnati convention. Meany details a potential new federation charter and a dual union outcome.
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Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
James G. Cross
Cross
Cincinnati
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Meany
Virginia apples are healthier despite drought and decline
Virginia’s Agriculture Commissioner Parke C. Brinkley argues the state’s apple industry is healthier than in recent years. He notes fewer but more efficient trees, renewed young orchards, better quality and packaging, and a strong Virginia promotion campaign, even as drought and a 30 percent drop in York Imperial production hit the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
Parke C. Brinkley
Washington
New York
Michigan
California
Pennsylvania
Brinkley
Virgina
Five Coal Miners Killed in West Virginia Mine Collapse
BECKLEY West Virginia Five coal miners were killed when tons of rock collapsed two miles inside Southern West Virginia's Raleigh Wyomin g Co No 2 mine at Glen Rogers. The last body was recovered this morning after rescue work. Eight other men escaped injury while removing timber from an abandoned area. The company blamed a mountain bump and said pressure caused the roof to fail. The deceased were George Durham Wayman Acord Noel Trump John Lomack John Lomax and John Coleman.
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Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Co
Glen Rogers
Here
George Durham
Wayman Acord
Bolt
Noel Trump
John Lomack
Glen Rody
John Lomax
John Coleman
Eisenhower doctors to decide on Paris NATO trip
President Eisenhower undergoes an afternoon medical check up to determine if he is fit to attend the NATO summit in Paris next week. If unable to go, Vice President Nixon would represent him. aides report his recovery is progressing and he remains capable of presidential duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Gettysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
NATO
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Republican Finance Group
St. Louis
Adams
John Carr Named Chairman of Salvation Army Board
John J. Carr of W. Cecil Street was elected chairman of the Salvation Army Board at a luncheon meeting at the post headquarters. Other officers named were J. Thomas Boyd vice chairman Ed Molden treasurer and Mrs T F Timberlake secretary. Forty? four members attended. The meeting announced Winchester civic clubs will man Christmas kettles on December 21 with club presidents named. December 14 the Women’s Auxiliary hosts a doll festival and silver tea. Christmas plays for children are set for December 22 and a party on December 23 with baskets distributed December 24.
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John J. Carr
W. Cecil St
Salvation Army Board
Carr
Sears Roebuck
J. Thomas Boyd
Ed Molden
T. F. Timberlake
W. Holt Louder
Winchester
Lions
Carter Baker
Rotary
Charles Baker
Kiwanis
Pine, Sr
William Fauver
Jaycees
Roy Williams
American Legion
Fred Donica
VFW
Harry Lake
RPW
Allen Gaunt
Quota
Elizabeth Cather
DAV
Joseph Luttrell
Civic League
John Carr
Women's Auxiliary
The
Salvation Army
United Council of Church Women
Harry Lovett
Gray Ladies of the
Red Crow
Five Die in Alaska Plane Crash Near Hollis
Five persons perished when a light plane crashed into Twelve Mile Sound near Hollis Alaska. Victims include Mr and Mrs Charles Williams and two of their children from Hollis plus the pilot Don Morgan. The crash occurred about 45 miles west of Ketchikan.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Twelve Mile Sound
Hollis
Charles Williams
Don Morgan
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Pon Hoss
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue
Gearing & Grim
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
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Mason General Insurance
Coats
Margaret L. Hodgson
Southern Tire
S. Braddock
Kernstown
Hague
KLM
Queens
Brooklyn
BMT
Charles L. Patterson
Grand Central Terminal
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
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TWU
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